Everything Everywhere All At Once leads the Oscar race
The multiverse comedy Everything Everywhere All At Once is an unlikely leader of the pack in the Oscar race, with 11 nominations, including
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German war film tops BAFTA nominations
A German-language adaptation of the classic anti-war novel, All Quiet on the Western Front, has secured 14 nominations for this year’s BAFTA film
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Everything Everywhere All At Once tops Critics Choice Awards
The multiverse adventure, Everything Everywhere All At Once, has dominated the film categories at the Critics Choice Awards in Los Angeles – the
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What’s Worth Seeing – or not – from 2022
Another year has come and gone – and the film industry still hasn’t really quite recovered from the pandemic. A handful of blockbuster
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Henry Cavill dropped as Superman, weeks after announcing comeback
The British star Henry Cavill has confirmed that he’s been dropped a Superman by the new bosses of the DC films franchise. James
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Female director tops BFI’s Sight & Sound greatest films list for the first time
The Belgian director Chantal Ackerman has become the first woman to top the BFI’s Sight & Sound list of the top 100 greatest
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Golden Globes group expels 2nd member in 3 months ahead of comeback nominations
3 weeks before the Golden Globes announce their comeback nominations, a second HFPA has been expelled in just 3 months. WHAT’S WORTH SEEING
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Aftersun, Living, Blue Jean, The Wonder and Leo Grande dominate 2022 BIFA nominations
The same five films will be up against each other in three of the main categories at this year’s British Independent Film Awards.
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What’s Worth Seeing from the 2022 London Film Festival?
The BFI London Film Festival returned in all its former glory this year with an exciting line up of cinematic offerings, launching and
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Cannes prize-winner Corsage names Best Film at London Film Festival
The Austrian period drama Corsage has been named the best film in the official competition at the London Film Festival. Corsage is Austria’s
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Peaky Blinders, Strictly, Emmerdale, After Life and Ant & Dec among National TV Awards winners
The final season of Peaky Blinders has taken two major prizes at the National Television Awards, at Wembley Arena. Cillian Murphy won the
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London Film Festival boss tells us What’s Worth Seeing in 2022
It’s been a long, hard slog for the film industry, and finally, one by one, the world’s biggest film festivals are returning to
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MetFilm moves into distribution with takeover of Republic
One of the hardest working companies in the UK’s entertainment business, MetFilm, has expanded into perhaps the final corner of the industry that
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Scandal-hit Golden Globes to return to TV next January
The scandal-hit Golden Globes Awards are to return to TV screens to mark their eightieth anniversary next January. The American TV network NBC
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Succession, Ted Lasso and The White Lotus dominate Emmys
The third season of HBO’s satirical study of a media dynasty, Succession, has been named the Best Drama series at one of the
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Opioid documentary wins top prize at Venice
For only the second time in its ninety year history, the Venice Film Festival has given its top prize, to a documentary. All
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Golden Globes body expels member who’s suing it for sexual harassment
The organisation behind the Golden Globes, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, is reported to have expelled a member who is suing it for
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Golden Globes look set for a TV return
It’s been reported that the NBC TV network will be screening the next Golden Globes ceremony in 2023 after boycotting the event this
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Knives Out sequel Glass Onion & Matilda the Musical to bookend London Film Festival
The BFI has announced that this year’s London Film Festival will end with the European Premiere of the Knives Out sequel, Glass Onion.
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HFPA members agree to hand Golden Globes to Chelsea owner Todd Boehly
Members of the beleaguered Hollywood Foreign Press Association, who’ve been cut adrift from the entertainment industry amid allegations of racism and self-dealing, have
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